Events
(Mar 2025)
(March 2025; Prague, Czech Republic)
Momentument was a curation from the OBJECT:PARADISE Manifesto which calls for a shift in how we discuss and participate in public art. Specifically, the collective believes that art is a subjective response that is dependent and native to an individual in a specific time & space.

The curation happened across three weeks in March 2025 where community members created, curated, and exhibited together a moment in time.
The project was later turned into a film as part of the OBJECT:PRAHA film series, written & directed by Tyko Say. The film premiered in Berlin on June 21st 2025 and later in Prague on August 21st.
The project & its film presents the idea "no artist is an island, but Žižkov can be" to celebrate a temporal and pragmatic approach towards expression. The project was centered around the question,
"If you could paint a state of mind, would that be art? And would anyone else be able to understand it? or would it just be a moment?"
For the first event of the project, community members were invited to dress two large blank canvases with whatever tools and modes of expression they had access to. By the end of the evening, the two canvases were covered in paint, text, nutella, glass, money, prescription medicine, and other mixed-media to reveal a holistic piece of community motif and moment.


For the second event, the community brought empty picture frames and placed them on the canvases in areas that they thought should be seen. By the end of the evening, 26 picture frames were nailed to the canvases, each frame with their own subjective perspective.
For the final event, we exhibited these unique perspectives and removed the excess canvases. And, by the end of the night, the frames on the walls slowly began to disappear as each of the community members took back their perspective, leaving the project with their own memory of the whole.
The 26 framed pieces, now separated from the collective canvas, exist not alone, but differently in their new spaces—as we do, as we will, until we meet again, newly, in the momentument.
The community members who created, curated, and exhibited the three events across March 2025.
Participants
Keelan Kechane
Elkin Kutluer
Salomé Tissot
Eve Miller
Leńa Simon
Ariel Lanchman
Jaromír Lelek
Cody Perk
Jan Černý
Phillip O'Neil
Philip Ester
Daniel Gurin
Federico Pirredda
David Stiny
Michele Cappelli
Markéta Kobrová
Ella Wegerová
Sára Wegerová
Celine Mammatova
Jo Blin
Tim Postovít
Jan Tomeš
Martin Koloušek
Anna Pulkrabová
Honza Luhan
Live Music at the Events
Roksan Mandel
Juliano Alfredo
Gallery Manager
Nic McDonald
Community Partners: Mîstečko Gallery · Žižkovšiška · Art Reuse · Žižkovská noc · The Prague Literary Calendar
Genre: Documentary, experimental
Runtime: 27:25
Format: Digital via VHS (PAL)
Aspect: 16:9
Colorspace: Color (PAL)
Sound: 5.1
Completion date: June 12, 2025
OBJECT:PRAHA V : Momentument is part of the annual OBJECT:PRAHA film series which aims to explore applications of the OBJECT:PARADISE Manifesto.
If you could paint a state of mind, would anyone else be able to understand it? And would that be art? Or just a moment?
Momentument is a short documentary of an experimental project in the expat/immigrant community of Prague. Filmed entirely on VHS, the film explores the Prague underground where no one is an artist outside of the immediate, imperfect moment. What emerges is equal parts documentary, installation, and urban poem--a study of public authorship, temporality, and the soft chaos of making things together.
Momentument is a film that not only captures the O:P Manifesto--perhaps better than any other films from the annual film series--but also contextualizes it in the place where it was born: Žižkov, a space where you’re allowed to be both a foreigner and a local.
It was a pleasure to work with so many artists and inspiring people for this project because it is them--our community--who brought the project and film to life.
Momentument is dedicated to anyone who was never given the opportunity to express themselves freely. This film is for the “bad” artists.



Written & Directed by
Tyko Say
Produced by
OBJECT:PARADISE
Executive Producers
Tyko Say
Sandra Pasławska
Edited by
Victor Tomsa
Camera by
Tyko Say
Václav Šulc
Sound Mixing by
Nikodem Dybiński
Re-recording Mixing by
Petar etar et
Coloring by
Lenka Bondorová
Additional Camera Operators
Sandra Pasławska
Ugljesa Janjic
Video Mixing
Sandra Pasławska
Original Music Composed by
Nikodem Dybiński
Interviewees
Gordon Stone
Sasha Honigman
James Tickner
Agnar Danielsson
Mariya Shatova
Viktor Švolík
Michael Rowland
Hana Slaninová
Ugljesa Janjic
Frieda Schimmel
Matěj Fibigr
Guy in Bathroom
Special Thanks
Jaromír Lelek
Jeff Milton
Robert Carrithers
Louis Armand
David Vichnar
Rory Hinchey
Ben Rea
Joe Grim Feinberg
Daniel Morgan
Hunter Andrews
Marko Thull
Gabi Nechifor
Katya Murat
Rodrick Mitchell
Danielle Bodnar
Allegra Stodolsky
Steevie Powers
Slajmr Slajm
Marek Dočekal
Gregory Malyukov
In Memory Of
Ásgeir H Ingólfsson
“Republic of Žižkov”, “Gay Moshpit” and “Woman with a Mustache” — written and performed by Tyko Say and Sandra Pasławska of David’s Sister.
“Lipanská” — from the album OBJECT:PARADISE Vol. II: written and performed by Michal Wróblewski, Jan Chalupa, Miloš Klápště, Štěpán Janoušek, Roksan Mandel and Sandra Pasławska; recorded by Tomáš Jochmann at Baracca Records.
Live music recorded on location at Mîstečko during Event 3 — Roksan Mandel and Juliano Alfredo.
Archival live recordings: Roksan Mandel’s Improv Workshop Group Show (Žižkovšiška, 26.04.2024) · Siřem (The Grid Center, 25.03.2022) · Grůvíček Jazz Jam performances (The Grid Center, 29.03.2024).
Shot on location in Žižkov, Prague, Czech Republic
© 2025 OBJECT:PARADISE, z.s.
Video mix by Sandra Pasławska
Video edited by Tyko Say
Camera by Sandra Pasławska & Tyko Say
Sax by Juliano Alfredo
Synth by Roksan Mandel
Readings by Jaromír Lelek, Honza Luhan, Jo Blin, Tim Postovít, Anna Pulkrabová
Thumbnail photo by Louis Armand
This zine is the physical representation of Momentument, featuring 20 pages of promotional material, pictures, and graphics from the project. It was a limited print, handed out to attendees at the Prague premiere on August 21st.
The zine features photos courtesy of Jan Černý.
O:P PRINT — ZINE
An experiment in creation, curation, and the space in-between
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